Buyers Products 1306317 12V Plastic Case Insulated Solenoid Continuous Duty interior care
A 12-volt continuous-duty solenoid with an insulated plastic case for reliable electrical switching
- Product colorTransparent
- Continuous-duty 12 V solenoid powers accessories without overheating
- Plastic insulated case protects internal coil from moisture and debris
- Transparent housing lets you verify connections at a glance
- Model 1306317 ensures exact fit for Buyers Products applications
- New condition guarantees full factory performance from first use
12V Continuous Duty Solenoid
The Buyers Products 1306317 is a 12 volt insulated solenoid built for continuous duty cycles. Its transparent plastic case protects internal components while allowing visual inspection. This electromechanical switch suits automotive and industrial circuits that require sustained activation without overheating.
Fleet maintenance and fixed installations
Technicians wiring auxiliary lighting, pump controls or battery isolation on 12 volt systems will find the continuous rating appropriate. The unit is not designed for intermittent starter-motor currents, so builders needing a high inrush starter solenoid should look elsewhere.
12 volt continuous duty rating
The defining specification is the 12 volt continuous duty coil, which allows the solenoid to remain energised for long periods without thermal failure. Match this voltage and duty type to your circuit requirements before purchase.
How it compares
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- Price $25.99
- Pricier than about 75% of the 541 comparable items (median $15.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | BUYERS PRODUCTS |
| Product color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What vehicle voltage does the 12V solenoid require to operate?
The solenoid is rated for 12 volts and needs a 12 V vehicle electrical system to function correctly.
Can the 1306317 solenoid replace an older intermittent-duty unit in the same circuit?
This is a continuous-duty model, so it can stay energised longer than an intermittent unit, but the wiring and fuse must be rated for constant current draw.
How can I confirm the 12V plastic-case solenoid is working after installation?
With the control circuit active, measure voltage across the large terminals; it should read near zero volts when the coil is energised, indicating the contacts have closed.
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